Into the Inklands had two rules cards per pack, explaining the new Locations mechanic
This allows players to snipe an opponents creature for at least two to three damage early on in the game and take out larger creatures during the later stages of a match
Remember earlier when I was talking about how I misevaluated Jace because I failed to process how Jace getting spells back could buy you time to use Jace more to get more spells back
Call for Backup is the opposite: it takes one of the most generic and popular archetypes, +1/+1 Counters, and seasons it lightly with their new backup mechanic, which doesn't suit my tastes at all
Even if Nadu, Winged Wisdom is eventually banned in Modern (as players hope and expect after its dominant performance at Pro Tour Modern Horizons 3), Sylvan Paradise will likely remain expensive until either it gets reprinted or Nadu gets banned in Commander too
Most mill decks are mono blue or blue-black, with blue-white not really getting in on that side of win conditions